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My blog is down and as a result I cannot backup my old posts. But I subscribe the RSS in my Google Reader, and I can access my old posts through Google Reader still. Is there any software or solution to save my old posts from Google Reader's RSS cache?

Many thanks.

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After trying some softwares I finally find that FeedDemon useful. I created a new Google Reader account and subscribed the blog rss, then starred all the articles, then I ran FeedDemon to download starred articles to local computer and export them as newspaper.

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you should accept your own answer. that seems like as good a way as any to solve this problem. – Colin Pickard Feb 28 '10 at 15:27

Maybe a bit late, but if your blog was up long enough it might be archived at http://web.archive.org.

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I had a similar problem at a certain point in time. As a matter of fact, I even asked a question here about it, but for some reason I can't find it now.

Instead of my own, I was trying to save contents of other people's blogs, for safe keeping. And it basically comes down to this:
- you can use google reader in offline mode (with gears) <-- haven't tried
- you can use feed demon to save blogs locally <-- tried, used for some time, then gave up (was too hooked up on google's "way of work")
- you can use the firefox extension called FireShot, which can save the entire page (not just what's on screen) as an image file <-- this is the option I've been using and am really happy with it (however, I do not save my own blog, so my demands in archiving probably differ from yours)

If you do find any better solution than feed demon, do let us know in here :)

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